M-Audio Releases StudioPro 3 Professional Desktop Speakers

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M-Audio announced Monday the release of new professional desktop audio monitors called StudioPro 3. The speakers are priced under US$100, but are built from MDF, rather than plastic, and include fiberglass insulation for bass response, as well as a custom bass-reflex port. The speakers also have built-in active equalization and crossover networks.

The speakers are built around 3.25" low-frequency drivers, and a 1" high-frequency dome. Both drivers are magnetically shielded in order to protect against interference coming from the speakers (for those with a CRT on their desktop), or coming into the speakers.

For those concerned about low-end response, the unit also includes a custom bass-reflex port that the company said works with the woofer and the cabinet together to produce a natural bass sound. The speakers also include a "Bass Boost" control for further adjusting the low end.

In addition to the main RCA input jacks on the rear, the speakers also include a stereo Aux input on the front panel for connection of devices like digital media devices (read: iPod). The unit also includes a front-panel stereo headphone output that mutes the sound from the monitors. In addition, the StudioPro 3 contain an internal power supply that can operate with AC power sources ranging from 100V to 240V (50-60Hz), allowing you to use them anywhere in the world.

Lastly, the speakers come with stands.

On the geekier side: Specifications for the StudioPro 3 include 100Hz - 20kHz ±3 dB frequency response, 2.3kHz crossover frequency, greater than 80dB dynamic range (typical, A-weighted), input impedance of 10k ohms unbalanced and input sensitivity of 90dBA SPL at 1 meter with 100mV pink noise input (volume control at maximum).

The StudioPro 3 speaker setup is priced at $99.95, and you can find more information at M-Audiois Web site.


StudioPro 3 from M-Audio

Bryan Chaffin

Bryan Chaffin

Bryan is the cofounder of The Mac Observer and currently serves as Afternoon Editor. He has contributed to MacAddict and MacFormat magazines, and coauthored Incredible iPad Apps for Dummies with Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus.

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